Consumers Cry For Lower Prices Rally In New York
About 12 000 people gathered at Madison Square Garden to press merchants for price cuts and a shift toward greater consumer buying. Speakers urged maintaining wage levels while cutting prices, hoping increased purchases revive industry despite doubts among economists. Gov George Earle said confidence requires action, noting the large turnout signals intent to boost exchanges of goods and services.
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Swastikas on New York hospital smokestack to be removed
Critics label anti Nazi actions childish and ill considered as the Powerhouse smokestack at a New York hospital, built long before Hitler, will have $1000 spent to remove the two swastikas near the top. The symbols were decorative, not political, critics say, and the dispute highlights ongoing debates over civil liberties in America.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
America
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The Family Doctor Flood Health Advisory
The article outlines flood season risks to public health and urges sanitary engineers to protect water supplies. It covers safe water storage during rising waters, chlorination of wells, hoisting pumps, guarding breaks in pipelines, post flood controls for typhoid and malaria mosquitoes, cleanup of milk and foods, and sanitation of flooded food stocks.
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The Men I Killed by General Crozier reveal truths
Brigadier General Frank Ferey Crozier of the British army discusses battlefield realities in his new book The Men I Killed. He describes how discipline, hard choices, and moments of panic shaped actions during the April 1928 German breakthrough.
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War truths by General Crozier on British command
The general bluntly says war steels men who fear firing and calls British officers from 1915 onward all-round idiots. He condemns high command incompetence and asks why nations pursue endless preparations rather than addressing causes of war. He questions why nations stay in conflict.
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Crozier
Earl Haig
Raising A Family Alive Roberts Barlow
A discussion on whether a baby is born good or evil, arguing the slate is clean at birth. It asserts inherited tendencies may exist but moral character is formed by nurture and guidance. Emphasizes building inner strength in children to resist temptation and lying.
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Not Waiting Any Longer Connie and Mark Surprise
Constance overhears Hilda and Mark in a stairway moment and learns Mark intends to propose soon. A fall or accident leaves Connie dazed and cared for by friends as Derek and Tibet rumors drift, while Connie and Mark face fear and hope about their future together.
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Dr. Rogers
Hildegarde Thorvalet
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Telling Truth to Young Children About Facts and Fancy
A discussion on guiding parents to teach honesty to toddlers and preschoolers. Emphasizes avoiding punishment, encouraging frankness, and letting children distinguish fact from fantasy as they grow. Highlights early lessons against fear and humiliation to foster truthful behavior.
Political Announcements for Hempstead County Race slate
The Star announces candidates subject to the Hempstead county Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938 For Sheriff and Collector Reginald Bearden For Prosecuting Attorney Fight Judicial District Dick Use For Assessor County COOK For County and Probate Clerk Frank J Hill For State Senator Ninth District James H Pilkinton
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Hempstead County
Reginald Bearden
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James H. Pilkinton
Hollywood Starlets and On Set Antics Amid Location Shoots
The Hollywood milieu buzzes with on set antics as Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant, and Lew Ayres rehearse adagio dances on a formal garden set while studios shoot on location. Gossip swirls about George Raft and Sylvia Sidney in a real romance, and Bob Burns and Greta Garbo add to the sun drenched chatter among bathing suit clad stars and crew.
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Ged
May West
Pauls
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Dtage
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Lew Ayres
Gower Street
RKO
Paramount
Texas
Covenaut Grove
William Wellman
PNY
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Mary Carlisle
Juan Bennett
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Miss Tucker
Greta Garbo
Sweden
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Arthur Hornblow
Hays Office
Dorothy Limnour
Greatest
Kars the Fox Son
Bunny Granville
Shirley Temple
Shirley
Metro
When He Toots, Town Wakes Up in Baxter Tennessee
For 14 years Charlie Hughes has awakened Baxter by blasting a bugle from a 20 foot perch at 6 o clock each morning. He has not been late since replacing Baxter’s alarm clocks. He is 50 years old and plans to marry yet continues tootling daily.
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Oelock
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Public sale notice in Hempstead County courts
Chancery Court Board of Commissioners announces public vendue in Hope Arkansas for District No 9 and Curb and Gutter District No 3. Delinquent lands and railroad parcels will be offered for cash at the courthouse front door on dates in April 1948 to recover delinquent taxes and costs. Bailey commissioner orders sale under decretal court authority.
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